1) Answer 2) Clincher 3) Complete answer 4) Conviction 5) Defence 6) Defense 7) Disproof 8) Exposition 9) Exposure 10) Invalidation 11) Knock down argument 12) Redargution 13) Reductio ad absurdum 14) Refutation 15) Retort 16) Something that confutes 17) The act of confuting 18) Tu quoque argument 1) Rebuttal 2) Refutation 
• (n.) The act or process of confuting; refutation.
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Con`fu·ta'tion noun [ Latin confutatio : confer French confutation .] The act or process of confuting; refutation. 'For the edification of some and the confutation of others.' Bp. Horne. 
[n] - the speech act of refuting conclusively 2. [n] - evidence that refutes conclusively
noun evidence that refutes conclusively
the act of confuting. · something that confutes. · the fourth section of a speech, given over to direct refutation.
evidence that refutes conclusively